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NCC Internal Medicine Residency


"Our residents and faculty are our greatest resource, and the residents drive continued positive change in the program."
 
 Program Overview
 
The National Capital Consortium's Internal Medicine Residency at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center brings together the best of Military Internal Medicine. 
 
Located in the heart of federal medicine next to the National Institutes of Health and Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU), Walter Reed National Military Medical Center anchors an integrated military health care system with 50 ICU beds, 296 patient rooms, 40 inpatient acute psychiatric beds, 27 ER beds, a 7-story outpatient building, a gym, and a pool.
 
The multiservice (Army/Navy/Air Force/Public Health Service) NCC-IM residency program is a 3-year program that offers internal medicine and subspecialty training. We are a busy academic medical center with a dedicated teaching faculty and a history of excellence in clinical education and research. Given our proximity to USU, our residents have many opportunities to teach and mentor medical students in the pre-clerkship and clerkship timeframes. Our patients include wounded warriors, military beneficiaries, veterans, foreign dignitaries, and our nation's leaders. Ultimately, we train residents to be leaders in military medicine and primary and specialty care.
 
On the outskirts of Washington DC, Walter Reed is within easy reach of the National Zoo and Mall, many sporting venues/restaurants, and numerous historic/military sites. It is conveniently located on the DC Metro on the Red Line at the Medical Center stop.
 
Schedule 4th Year Rotation with WRNMMC Internal Medicine Service:
 
Contact: Ms. Carlotta Sommers (carlotta.sommers@usuhs.edu, 301-295-9727)
 
Students should reach out to Ms. Sommers via email to make their initial requests. Once scheduling is confirmed, Ms. Sommers will connect the student to the Graduate Medical Education (GME) Office who will obtain more information.
 
SUBINTERNSHIPS OPTIONS: Oncology, Ward Medicine, Medical ICU, Inpatient Cardiology
 
CLINIC/CONSULT ROTATION OPTIONS: Cardiology, Pulmonary, Infectious Disease, Heme/Onc, Endocrinology, Gastroenterology, Nephrology, Rheumatology, Sleep, Allergy/Immunology,


Questions about IM rotations?
Contact Lt Col Ellen E. Im, USU Advanced Clerkship Director
Ellen.im@usuhs.edu
(301)-295-9903
 
 
Internship/Returning General Medical Officer Applicants: 
 
Applicants should ensure they have entered their application/information in MODS by the deadlines and instructions of their Service Graduate Medical Education Departments.
 
You may access updates annually at these links:
 
Navy GME Information/Selection Procedures

Army Medical Education Directorate Website 
 
Air Force Medical Service GME Application Procedures 


Interview Season
July 15 - October 15
 
Interview Contact:
Manny Belisario (manuel.b.belisario.civ@health.mil)
Caryn Moore-Barham (caryn.l.moore-barham.civ@health.mil)
Marla Redmond (marla.j.redmond.civ@health.mil)
 
Please contact all three of our program administrators when requesting an interview for the internal medicine program.

Click here to see an overview of our program.


 

NCC Internal Medicine Internship

The NCC-Internal Medicine Residency at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center brings together the best of Military Internal Medicine. 

Located in the heart of federal medicine next to the National Institutes of Health and Uniformed Services University, the new Walter Reed Bethesda hospital anchors an integrated military healthcare system, with 50 ICU beds, 274 patient rooms, 27 ER beds, a 7-story outpatient building, and a new gym/pool. 

The joint Army/Navy/AF/USPHS NCC-IM residency program offers training in internal medicine and all subspecialties. We are a busy tertiary care medical center with dedicated teaching faculty and a history of excellence in clinical education and research. Our patients include wounded warriors, military beneficiaries, veterans, foreign dignitaries, and our Nation's Leaders. We have active partnerships for training globally, including Landstuhl Regional Medical Center (Germany), NH Guam, Army/Navy research facilities (Kenya/ Peru/ Djibouti/ Honduras), as well as with area hospitals including the DC VA, Washington Hospital Center, Inova Fairfax, and Virginia Hospital Center. We send residents on humanitarian assistance missions on the hospital ship USNS Comfort and other operational platforms. We have pioneered development of the GME patient-centered medical home and train residents to be leaders in military medicine and primary/specialty care. 

On the outskirts of Washington DC, Walter Reed Bethesda is within easy reach of the National Zoo and Mall, many sporting venues/ restaurants, and numerous historic/military sites. Conveniently located on the DC Metro. 

Schedule a 4th Year Rotation with
WRNMMC Internal Medicine Service: 


Contact:
(301) 295-9727 

SUBINTERNSHIPS: Oncology, Ward Med, Medical ICU, Cardiology, Veteran’s Affairs Med Wards 

CLINIC/CONSULT ROTATIONS: Cards, Pulm, ID/HIV, Heme/Onc, Endo, GI, Nephro, Rheum, Allergy, IM Consults 

Internship Applicants: 
Internship applicants should also ensure that they have entered their application/information in MODS by the schedule and as instructed by Service GME Departments. You may access the website information updated annually at the following links: 

Navy GME Information/Selection Procedures 

Army Medical Education Directorate Website 

Interview Season: July 15 - October 15 

Prior to interview email:

  • Internal Medicine Program Administrator
  • CV (current contact information/e-mail/phone)
  • Personal Statement (optional)
  • Photo (optional digital image via e-mail, if available)
  • Dates of availability for an interview

Phone: (301) 295-0451 Fax: (301) 319-8660 

Or Mail to: 
Office of the Program Director 
Internal Medicine Department 
Attention: Candice Bowman, WRNMMC 
America Building 19, 
4954 N. Palmer Rd. 
Bethesda, MD 20889-5600 

Program Director & Associate Program Director's 
Internal Medicine Program Director & Associate Program Directors 

Uniform options for interview: 
Army/Air Force - ASU/Service Dress Blue 
Navy - Summer White or Service Dress Blue 

For GME Information Contact: 

Directorate for Professional Education Graduate Medical Education Office 
Phone: (301) 319-8278 
DSN: 285-8278 
Fax: (301) 295-9186 
Email Graduate Medical Education Office 

Click here for more information about IM/Psych

Contact Us

Hours

Monday through Friday 7:00 AM thru 3:00 PM

Additional Information

Program Leadership

Program Director:
Phone: (301) 400-0977

Associate Program Directors:
Phone: (301) 319-4723:

Phone: (301) 400-2838

Program Administrator:
Building 19 (America)
3rd Floor, RM 3237
Phone: (301) 319-8754
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